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Captain Foote's Vindication of His Conduct When Captain of His Majesty's Ship Sea-Horse, and Senior Officer in the Bay of Naples, 1799
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My Life and Times
My Life and Times takes you through growing up in America from 1930's to today through the eyes of the author James Edward Foote. Times have really changed and James wanted to write about his life and his family's ancestry for his family, and others to take a step back in time to see America before the cell phone and internet, to see what kids did for fun and how growing up in America is different and in some ways the same as today. What kid doesn't remember his first car? Well the cars have changed, but the feelings haven't. Enjoy the read as James takes you back in time through his life and documenting an era in history along the way.
Edward Bond Foote
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